The image depicts a close-up, angled view of a section of a white-painted, weathered concrete architectural screen, consistent with structures found in Wrocław, Poland

The image depicts a close-up, angled view of a section of a white-painted, weathered concrete architectural screen, consistent with structures found in Wrocław, Poland. The screen is constructed from a grid of repeating square modules. Each module features a central square aperture surrounded by four triangular voids, creating a geometric star-like or cruciform pattern. The white paint exhibits significant deterioration, characterized by extensive cracking, chipping, and peeling, which reveals the darker, grey-brown aggregate of the underlying concrete material, particularly within the voids and along the edges. A reddish-brown discoloration, possibly rust or staining, is visible at the lower left edge of the frame. No human subjects, animals, or additional objects or actions are present within the depicted scene; the focus is solely on the textured and aged surface of the architectural element.